Creative Destruction and Modern Society

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In this salon, Interintellect host Scott Davies explores the concept of 'Creative Destruction' We live in an age of increasing disruption, volatility and opportunity. With each passing year, the ways in which we conduct business, interact with one another and live our lives is changing more rapidly. A way of viewing this disruption and volatility…

$10.00

Tell Me a Story: Must Have Plot! (Session 1 of 6)

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In this six-month Interintellect Salon series, writer and editor Julie Mosow shares everything she knows about writing a book length manuscript, becoming the writer you've always hoped to be...and, most importantly, about finishing the work you start. We gravitate toward stories from an early age. But when it's time to write, we sometimes forget how…

$25.00

Taking Play Seriously – The Importance of Fun and Leisure

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This salon will be your entry into the world of play, with Donald and Reddy playing tour guide along the way as we explore different aspects of play (physical, mental, spiritual, technological, social, sexual) in future salons. What does it mean to Play? Is Play a verb, a noun, or both? Must we define play…

$25.00

Saving The World And The Meaning of Life

In this salon, debut host Tom Morgan, Director of Communications and Content for The KCP Group discusses what love and the hero's journey can tell us about the optimal path of our cultural and personal evolution. Our insights are published here: https://thekcpgroup.com/insights What this is about: A chance for audience to dissect my Infinite Loops appearance…

$10.00

Sneak Peek and Q&A: Tell Me A Story

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Join editor and ghostwriter Julie Mosow for a free preview of her new six-month Interintellect Salon series, Tell Me a Story: Going From Reader to Writer. In this series, Julie shares everything she knows about writing a book length manuscript, becoming the writer you’ve always hoped to be…and, most importantly, about finishing the work you start. Tired of…

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How Did We Decide What’s Right and Wrong? – The Story of Philosophy Series.

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Join London ii hosts Bryan Kam and Flick Hardingham as we continue our journey through Will Durant's 'The Story of Philosophy', discussing Nietzsche’s origins of morality and what it means for us today. German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche (1844–1900) has two famous catchphrases.  God is dead. This exposes religion as a construct, created by the human…

$20.00

The Future of Formal Debate

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In her debut salon, former college debater and generally argumentative person Alice Fine will lead a discussion on formal debate, including high school and college debate, political debates, and debates among public intellectuals (such as the Munk Debates). " the goal of persuasion above the goal of truth. The debater's strength lies not in intellectual…

$10.00

Improvisation, Spontaneity, and Oneness

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Rosano and Vivek invite you to a salon on creation and consumption becoming one. What can various traditions of non-duality teach us about being spontaneous? What makes someone a good improviser? What makes for a good experience on improvisation? How much do improvisers plan? Is it something that is “manufactured” or simply “channeled?” Can improvisation…

$15.00

In Praise of The Prophet Series – Part 8: Prayer, Pleasure, Beauty

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In this salon series, Tanya Raj will lead deep-dive discussions on The Prophet by Khalil Gibran and his philosophy on living a life with purpose and meaning. In this salon, we will delve into the power of prayers and surrender, a way to reach our own consciousness, what defines pleasure and beauty, are they interlinked…

$20.00

Science to the People – Hosting Science Salons 101

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You do amazing research! Why not share it with the public? Learn about hosting Interintellect salons as a graduate student, post-doc, or professor with Interintellect host Donald E Frederick. Interintellect is a global community where every day, we come together at salons. From across the globe to talk about philosophy and science, art and technology,…

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Rand vs Arendt: Meeting the Novelist and the Philosopher

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Daniel Golliher presents a discussion about two of modern America's most profound thinkers, with all of their sharp similarities and differences.  She fled the rise of totalitarianism in Europe in the early twentieth century, and, after coming to America, she settled in Manhattan. Her work and her personality were a force, and in between cigarettes…

$25.00